All times given in pacific time.

Tuesday, March 28

Meet and Greet, Venue Orientation, 11:00am to 12:00noon.

Wednesday, March 29

8:00am	Welcome and introduction
	Speed demo session 1: Mammoth: for Mastodon, by Shihab Mehboob A beautiful Mastodon app for the rest of us. Will show the Mammoth app’s onboarding super-simple onboarding flow and power features. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube. Owncast, by Gabe Kangas The open source live video server for your events. Broadcast your performances, games, communities, conferences, and more without big tech. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube. Steampipe, by Jon Udell Steampipe is an open-source tool that maps APIs to Postgres tables, and visualizes queries on dashboards. We'll look at a set of dashboards based on Mastodon queries. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube. Bridgy Fed, by Ryan Barrett Bridgy Fed federates traditional web sites and blogs directly into the fediverse, and back again. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube.
	Collaborative agenda creation: bring your session proposals!
9:15-10:00am	Session: Steampipe as Mastodon middleware?
	Session: Acceptable monetization models in the fediverse (including coops)
	Session: Fediverse Trust & Safety: Moderator Needs Assessment Review
	Session: Native governance for the open web; what would organising the Fediverse look like?
10:15-11:00am	Session: Beyond Mastodon - Exploring the Fediverse
	Session: Tools for the Enterprise on the Fediverse
	Session: Future of ActivityPub standardization and related subjects with members of the W3C's Social Web Incubator Community Group
11:15am-12:00noon	Session: Math Mesh, A Fediverse PKI
	Session: Who is working on / what are options for federated ID verification?
	Session: The future of News on the Internet?
	Session: Private Posting in the Fediverse: see notes from the other session
12:15-1:00pm	Closing

Thursday, March 30

8:00am	Welcome and introduction
	Speed demo session 2 Flipboard, by Mike McCue Connect Flipboard to the Fediverse. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube. Whalebird & Fedistar, by Akira Fukushima Mastodon, Pleroma and Misskey clients for the desktop. I will introduce typical uses and customization methods for both apps, as well as other unique features. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube. Planetary, by Rabble Peer-to-peer social network with thousands of communities. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube. micro.blog, by Manton Reece Micro.blog is a fediverse blogging platform and social network. We'll demo following Mastodon users and some of the platform differences. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube. Wordpress ActivityPub plugin, by Matthias Pfefferle The plugin implements the ActivityPub protocol for your blog, to federate articles/notes and receive reactions from the fediverse. Demo recording on PeerTube, YouTube.
	Collaborative agenda creation: bring your session proposals!
9:15-10:00am	Session: Beyond ActivityPub: SSB, Nostr, Bluesky, Farcaster, ..?
	Session: Discovery and the Fediverse (algos, curation, interfaces)
	Session: Fediverse Trust & Safety: Supporting Moderation at Scale
	Session: What if we thought about Fediverse adoption like a startup?
	Session: How do we demine what is “native” and what is not to this #openweb reboot. See notes from this session.
10:15-11:00am	Session: A developer network for the Fediverse?
	Session: Climate Censorship, Activism and Journalism
	Session: Enterprise needs (part 2): see part 1 notes
	Session: The Twitter API is dead, long live...what?
	Session: Ensure Interconnectivity: Establish a common fallback mechanism
11:15am-12:00noon	Session: How can companies be good stewards of the Fediverse and help it grow sustainably (for people, projects, & the planet)
	Session: DID/SSO Distributed Auth
	Session: Private posting and other privacy in the fediverse
	Session: Bringing non-techies into the building conversation
	Session: indymediaback and native fediverse news, project: see notes from this session.
12:15-1:00pm	Closing